John Ironmonger's latest book The Angel of St Piran, was a very eagerly awaited pleasure which I started knowing only that it featured a young researcher living within a troop of chimpanzees. Avoiding even the little reveal within the fly sheet certainly heightened my anxious enjoyment of the narrative so I will try to keep this review spoiler free.

Ironmonger’s sublime exploration of morality and humanity. John Ironmonger | The Angel of St Piran | Fly on the Wall Press: £18.99Reviewed by Paul Knowles and Sam Cassells Big moral questions lie at t...

Ironmonger’s sublime exploration of morality and humanity. John Ironmonger | The Angel of St Piran | Fly on the Wall Press: £18.99Reviewed by Paul Knowles and Sam Cassells Big moral questions lie at t...

A book where our children's future puts our present on trial for standing by while the world burned is always going to float my boat. But for all the popping candy of climate indignation that The Year of The Dugong sets off for me, a novelist's first duty is to tell a good compelling story and Ironmonger delivers that.

WITH SPRAYED EDGES The Wager and the Bear - Paperback – by John Ironmonger ‘Full of warmth, wit and wisdom.’ - Essie Fox, author of The FascinationWhen young idealist Tom publicly humiliates politicia...

The zoologist turned author on the magic and horrors of growing up in Kenya, holding trophy hunters to account, and being big in Germany

Bridlington Spa will play host to a celebration of one of publishing’s fastest-growing genres when the East Riding Festival of

Acquisitions announcement! Welcome to Maeve Clarke and 'A Handful of Nutmeg', a powerful tale of sisterhood in Lagombo, Africa

Climate change is the biggest story of our time, yet few novelists are prepared to grapple with it. John Ironmonger